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Editor @washingtonpost’s long-term investigations team. Formerly @sfchronicle @tb_times @phillyinquirer. She/her

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Lisa Gartner
6 months
New from @wpinvestigates: We wanted to understand why youth crime shot up so stunningly in D.C. in 2023. Today, we published a multi-part investigation into the city's failure to both prevent and address the epidemic. Each part threaded here. Thank you for reading! 1/x
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Lisa Gartner
3 months
“I keep seeing these memes where Indians are bragging about taking our tech jobs,” said Ely, 36. “So I said, ‘Oh yeah? Well I’m going to work with these guys that are going to arrest you, slam your face on the pavement and send you home.’” https://t.co/f91gDstmjJ
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An ex-Marine, a former professional MMA fighter, a retired officer: Meet the people angling to join ICE and carry out President Trump’s mass deportation campaign.
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Lisa Gartner
3 months
Wow story from @TheWillHobson and team: Colts hid owner’s three relapses from the public “while Irsay and the Colts publicly touted the importance of transparency in addressing addiction”
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As a recovery doctor provided ketamine and opioids, Colts owner Jim Irsay spent his final years suffering through a relapse that he and executives hid from the public.
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@JoeHeim
Joe Heim
4 months
For any DC residents who would like to share their experiences of what the police/National Guard deployment in their neighborhood looks like/feels like, please DM here or email joe.heim@washpost.com Thank you
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Lisa Gartner
4 months
Important accountability work from our climate and rapid-response investigations teams >> Owners said a Texas RV park was safe. Then flooding killed 37 people.
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Proposing an upgrade in an area known as “Flash Flood Alley,” developers assured city officials that guests would have time to flee.
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Martin Austermuhle
4 months
I know lots of folks are down on the Post, but holy hell have they marshaled their forces to cover this story. From @jennygathright and @Meagan_Flynn to @ELaserDavies and @oliviacgeorge (and *so many others*), they are kicking ass.
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@rwoolington
Rebecca Woolington
4 months
So thrilled to be joining The Post’s incredible investigations team as a deputy editor! https://t.co/0mnSMfD9SS
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Lisa Gartner
4 months
Since Trump deployed federal law enforcement across D.C., there has been a lot said about youth crime. A recent Post investigation found that several of the city's systems designed to keep teens from criminal behavior are failing>> @laurenmlumpkin 📽️ https://t.co/76T6hpGy2U
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Since President Trump deployed federal law enforcement across D.C., there has been a lot of discussion about youth crime. A recent Post investigation found that several of the city's systems designed...
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Lisa Gartner
4 months
Beyond thrilled to share that @rwoolington is joining the Post's investigations team (@wpinvestigates) this fall
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@demianbulwa
Demian Bulwa
4 months
EXCLUSIVE: "Amid staffing shortages, California law enforcement agencies have been increasingly hiring from a controversial category of applicants: Officers who were previously fired from other departments." By @meganrcassidy @namisumida @jennifergollan
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This story, based on an exclusive dataset, shows that California police are hiring previously fired officers to meet demand. And the number is growing.
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Lisa Gartner
4 months
An investigative series on D.C. youth crime that @washingtonpost ran two months ago. >>>
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Lisa Gartner
6 months
New from @wpinvestigates: We wanted to understand why youth crime shot up so stunningly in D.C. in 2023. Today, we published a multi-part investigation into the city's failure to both prevent and address the epidemic. Each part threaded here. Thank you for reading! 1/x
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@pranshuverma_
Pranshu Verma
4 months
As of today, I can start reporting on India for @washingtonpost. Excited for my tour as New Delhi bureau chief. Tips welcome at pranshu.verma@washpost.com or Signal at pverma.10
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The Washington Post
5 months
Exclusive: Much of what made Camp Mystic special also put it at risk as the Guadalupe River rose. But a Post investigation found that camp leaders also did not evacuate campers until an hour after receiving a “life threatening” flood alert.
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More than an hour passed between Camp Mystic receiving a severe flood warning and a decision to evacuate young campers asleep in cabins by the Guadalupe River.
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Juliet Eilperin
5 months
1/Read our @washingtonpost investigation on how the leaders of Camp Mystic got a 'life threatening' flood alert from the National Weather Service at 1:14 am on July 4 - but didn't evacuate for more than an hour later, as the camp descended into chaos
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More than an hour passed between Camp Mystic receiving a severe flood warning and a decision to evacuate young campers asleep in cabins by the Guadalupe River.
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@demianbulwa
Demian Bulwa
5 months
NEW: Toxic beryllium has been found in dozens of homes in the L.A. fire zone, tests obtained by the Chronicle show. The majority of homes have not even been tested for it. Part 2 of our "Burned" investigation by @meganfanmunce @susieneilson GIFT LINK: https://t.co/t7t5CPXoPp
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Lisa Gartner
6 months
A really beautiful story: He’s dying. She’s pregnant. His one last wish is to fight his cancer long enough to see his baby https://t.co/iK6ZHBai48
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Tanner and Shay found themselves facing an unbearable duality: Preparing for their daughter’s arrival and bracing for her father’s death.
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@AmyJBrittain
Amy Brittain
6 months
My latest: D.C. teens wearing GPS ankle monitors have repeatedly let the batteries of their devices go dead. Judges and probation officers have scrambled to find these youth — some who are accused of violent crimes & others who are as young as 12.
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D.C. juvenile courts lost track of teens wearing GPS ankle monitors at critical moments, as they have committed or fallen victim to crime.
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@maustermuhle
Martin Austermuhle
6 months
MPD Chief Pamela Smith says there were 15 arrests over the weekend related to "large groups of juveniles throughout our city." A few weeks ago Bowser said she will soon propose a new curfew for juveniles, pushing the current midnight curfew up a few hours.
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@keithlalexander
Keith L. Alexander
6 months
D.C. youth, 16, ordered confined until age 21 in killing of disc jockey. The teen had 5 other assault, robbery cases as well. Such a heart-wrenching case. #dcyouth
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A 16-year-old with a long record of juvenile crimes in D.C. was ordered confined until age 21 in the fatal beating of a disc jockey
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